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Updated: 04 Dec 20:40
Teacher Raises Money By Placing Ads On Tests
04 Dec 18:00
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A San Diego teacher didn't get a sufficient budget to print the quizzes and tests he needed for his high school math class. So he decided to get creative. We talk to Tom Farber about his idea and what kind of response he's gotten from the community.
UNCF President: Preserve Publicly Funded HBCUs
04 Dec 14:31
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Michael Lomax has served as the head of the United Negro College Fund since 2004. The UNCF provides financial assistance to students attending historically black colleges. He explains why HBCUs continue to be important and relevant.
Lawmaker Suggests HBCU, Majority School Merger
04 Dec 14:28
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In what was described as a cost-cutting move, Georgia State Senator Seth Harp suggested this week the merger of two publicly funded, historically black colleges with nearby white majority schools. Harp speaks with NPR's Tony Cox.
Welcome to Lights On
Welcome to Lights On
Our Lights on Afterschool Event was a sucess. We had a carnival theme for our event. The children participated in many carnival games ( Bottle Knock down, Pin the Tail, Indoor Golf, Ballon Popping,etc.) for each game tha children won tickets . The children cashed in the tickets that they won for prizes such as face painting, stuffed animals, games etc. The tickets were also used for the children to purchase popcorn, candy apples, drinks, cookies, cakes, and much more. A member of our staff dressed up as a clown and another was Raggady Ann the were a big hit with the children.The children did not eant to go home at the end of the day so this is how we know the day was a sucess.copyright © 2006 pnn.com, all rights reserved
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